阿联酋穆巴达拉资本可能向巴西生物燃料项目投资135亿美元

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据报道,新的投资计划是这家总部位于阿布扎比的资产管理部门针对拉丁美洲国家更广泛计划的一部分,其中包括创建一个新的证券交易所

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Mubadala Capital 计划在未来十年内向巴西的一个生物燃料项目投资约 135 亿美元。 (图片来源:Thomas H.,Pixabay)

据报道,阿联酋主权财富基金 Mubadala Investment 旗下的全资资产管理机构 Mubadala Capital 计划在未来 10 年内向巴西的一个生物燃料项目投资约 135 亿美元。

据英国《金融时报》报道,这一新举措是这家总部位于阿布扎比的资产管理公司为拉丁美洲国家制定的更广泛计划的一部分,其中包括创建一个新的证券交易所。

根据其旗舰计划,穆巴达拉资本打算主要利用巴西的非食品植物物质生产可再生柴油和可持续航空煤油。

据该通讯社报道,资产管理部门的能源公司 Acelen 将承担五个模块的大规模开发,每个模块价值 27 亿美元。初步生产预计于 2026 年底开始。

《金融时报》还表示,每个模块将包括一个能够每天处理 20,000 桶燃料的新生物炼油厂,以及配套的基础设施和指定用于种植投入作物的种植区。

该出版物援引穆巴达拉资本巴西公司负责人奥斯卡·法格伦的话说:“这一切都与原料有关,而实际上,原料是农业。”由于气候和肥沃的土壤,巴西可能是地球上农业水平最好的国家。

“巴西对于农业就像阿布扎比对于石油一样。”

法尔格伦还表示,新的承诺将在五到十年内通过股权和债务的混合方式提供资金。

该资产管理部门的举措预计还包括对巴西东北部巴伊亚州的一家现有炼油厂进行改造,该炼油厂是 2021 年从国有控股的巴西国家石油公司 (Petrobras) 收购的。

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UAE’s Mubadala Capital likely to invest $13.5bn in biofuels project in Brazil

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It is reported that the new investment plan comes as part of the Abu Dhabi-based asset management arm’s wider plans for the Latin American country, which includes the creation of a new stock exchange

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Mubadala Capital plans to invest approximately $13.5bn in a biofuels project in Brazil over the next ten years. (Credit: Thomas H. from Pixabay)

Mubadala Capital, a fully owned asset management arm of UAE’s sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Investment, is reportedly planning to invest approximately $13.5bn in a biofuels project in Brazil over the next 10 years.

The new move comes as part of the Abu Dhabi-based asset management arm’s wider plans for the Latin American country, which includes the creation of a new stock exchange, reported Financial Times.

Under its flagship scheme, Mubadala Capital intends to produce renewable diesel as well as sustainable aviation kerosene primarily by utilising non-food plant matter in Brazil.

According to the news agency, the asset management arm’s energy company Acelen will undertake the large-scale development of five modules each valued at $2.7bn. The initial production is slated to commence by the end of 2026.

Financial Times also stated that each module will comprise a new biorefinery capable of processing 20,000 barrels of fuel daily, along with supporting infrastructure and planted areas designated for cultivating the input crop.

Mubadala Capital Brazil head Oscar Fahlgren has been quoted by the publication as saying: “It’s all about feedstock [which] in reality is agriculture. And Brazil is probably the best-placed country on the planet when it comes to agricultural proficiency because of the climate and the fertile soil.

“Brazil is to agriculture what Abu Dhabi is to oil.”

Fahlgren also said that the new commitment will be funded through a mix of equity and debt over a period of five to 10 years.

The asset management arm’s initiative is also expected to include the conversion of an existing oil refinery in the north-eastern Brazilian state of Bahia which was acquired from state-controlled Petrobras in 2021.